Subvocal raises $1.3M from YC and Afore Capital for silent-speech glasses that decode mouthing into text

Subvocal's glasses use non-contact sensing to track internal speech muscles and decode silent, nearly invisible mouthing into text at over 200 words per minute, according to the company's announcement. The founders argue typing is slow and speaking to a computer is awkward, positioning the device as a hands-free, voice-free input method. Pre-orders are open via the company's site. The announcement thread includes replies to backers and commentators but no independent verification of the technology's performance claims. The $1.3M round was led by YC and Afore Capital, per the post.

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